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Blaenavon Bowls

Blaenavon Bowls

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Blaenavon Bowls Club In Torfaen near Pontypool was founded in 1923 at the Miners Welfare Ground. We are a small club of aproximately 22 members but new members are always welcome.At present we play in the first Division of the Monmouthshire Bowling Association League

 

Our main practice night is on a Tuesday night but members are encouraged to practice any night other than matchnights.After matches or practice we like to socialise at Blaenavon Rugby Club Headquarters.

 

The club is affiliated to the Welsh Bowling Association, the Monmouthshire Bowling Association and the Eastern Valley Bowling Association.

 

For more information please contact us.

We can be contacted at the Leisure Centre switchboard on 01495 790646 or at the groundsmans office at the pavilion which is situated within the welfare grounds

Chairman - Mr A Freeman - Tel No:- 01495 792842

Secretary - Mr A Smith        Tel No 01495 791458

Captain - Mr S Probert -Tel No:-01495 790767.

 



 

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